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Big City to Small Town
By Morgan Brooke - Oct 29When I tell my friends in Maine that I lived 25 miles from New York City, everyone gets excited. People think New York City is this beautiful ...
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A case for MET
By Allison McKellar - Oct 18I will begin by getting quickly to the most important point I wish to make. Voting yes on the renovation of MET is the best way to preserve our ...
Three days on Hurricane Island
By Morgan Brooke - Sep 18I know teenagers who love math, and others who think pi is only something that comes in various fruit flavors. I know teenagers who love art, and ...
Camden Rockport Middle School construction project update
By Superintendent Maria ... - Sep 06The CRMS project broke ground on or about July 16 this summer. Since that time a large part of the building has been demolished, including the ...
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Questions about funding for the new middle school
By Dawn Emery - Jun 07Greetings Camden & Rockport Select Board members and Camden Rockport School Board members, I was at the Camden Select Board meeting on June 6 and ...
Camden Rockport Middle School Information Sheet and Talking ...
By Maria Libby, Superinte... - May 24[Editor's Note: the following guest column was submitted by MSAD28/FiveTown CSD Superintendent, Maria Libby.] Board goal: Given the situation, ...
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Why We Should Care About the Islesboro Ferry
By Vicki Doudera - May 10Something was tugging at my memory. I was sitting on a metal folding chair at last Saturday's Islesboro Town Meeting, in a gym crowded with ...
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Camden native sees need for a new wave of ocean education
By Alexandra Doudera - Apr 19In a lot of ways, speaking about the importance of the ocean to a bunch of Midcoast Mainers feels like preaching to the choir. Of course, there is ...
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Forensic Nurses - Protecting our Communities
By Sarah A. Sherman - Apr 10If you had asked me three years ago, “What is the role of a forensic nurse in our community?” I probably would have guessed that their work was ...
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The Mary E. Taylor School Building
By Christian Fasoldt, ... - Mar 01There is soon to begin a huge amount of activity on and around Knowlton Street. Over the next few years a new middle school is to be constructed ...
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Natural Resources Council of Maine supports bag and ...
By Christine Adamowicz - Oct 25For decades, the Natural Resources Council of Maine has been working with communities and lawmakers to reduce plastic waste and pollution in our ...
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Learning outside the classroom
By Morgan Brooke - Oct 12Often, the most important lessons in life are learned outside of a classroom. Basic skills such as how to feed ourselves, how to walk, and how to ...
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Lyme time
By Paula Jackson Jones - Sep 13With media awareness on the rise, with the admission of faulty tests and the FDA fast-tracking a Lyme vaccine, it makes you wonder, “Why are ...
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Unconditional nice
By Thomas Dowd - Aug 23[Note from the author: “I wrote this speech about [Camden resident, Frank Rankin] for Toastmasters International a few years ago. He made such an ...
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Islesboro Ferry Rate increase violates the Administrative ...
By Rep. Owen Casas - May 31Hello folks. I wanted to share my thoughts and some details about the ferry service rate change. As most of you know, the changes to the ferry ...
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The Stirrings of a Revolution
By Phoebe Walsh - May 24Dear Students, There have been the stirrings of a revolution led by the American children. Perhaps it began because we saw no change in the world ...
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We are fortunate to have Maria Libby as our superintendent
Apr 26Wednesday, April 25, was Administrative Professionals Day, and the MSAD 28 School Board wants to acknowledge our Superintendent and the work she ...
In defense of plastic bags
By Alison McKellar - Apr 12To begin, I want to be clear that although I am a member of the Camden Select Board and the Mid-Coast Solid Waste Board, I am speaking only for ...
Camden-Rockport Middle School project taking shape
By Maria Libby, Superinte... - Mar 07As we round the corner into spring, despite the nor'easter expected this week, we are getting closer and closer to breaking ground on the new ...
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An 'Attitude of Service' for non-profit and governmental ...
By Michael Mullins - Mar 01Non-profit and governmental boards share a responsibility to be good stewards of their resources. In the case of private boards, these governing ...
